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    Supply chain

    Supply chain

    We use standard supply chain management procedures for the distribution of all goods and services to support our work.

    We try to innovate, collaborate and share resources with partner organisations to maintain supply chains that are efficient and economical. The sourcing of material, aid, and goods is carried out following standard processes that are as fair and transparent as possible.

    Concern has established procurement policies and a code of conduct that its suppliers must adhere to at all times. Contracted suppliers have an obligation to accept our purchasing terms and conditions.

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    Our Procurement Terms and Conditions provides clear guidance on what we expect from our suppliers.

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    Tender for the supply and installation of Generators in northern Syria

    Concern Worldwide is an Irish International NGO working in the world’s poorest countries. Concern Worldwide, Iraq intends to contract for the supply and installation of Generators under a Framework Agreement to implement its programmes in Northern Syria.

    • Tender ref: IRQ/SYRGEN/022019
    • Deadline: 16:00 local time (GMT+3), 19 May 2019
    Iraq Tender Dossier
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    Note: Tenders for Pakistan are not featured on this page. Please check here for Pakistani tenders.

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    Our mission is to end extreme poverty, whatever it takes. 

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    Concern Worldwide’s work tackling hunger and extreme poverty among some of the world’s poorest communities wouldn't be possible without the generosity and commitment of our donors and supporters.

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    How money is spent

    Accountability and transparency are central to our values as an organisation. In fact, they are part of our core values. 

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